Al-Arqam Academy for Girls is an international school known for delivering a high-quality international education while also offering robust curricula in Arabic, Islamic education, and Qatar's history. The institution places a strong emphasis on originality, individuality, and staying abreast of modernism and contemporary trends. Founded in 1996 as a private school, Al-Arqam Academy initially followed the curricula set by the Ministry of Education at the time. It also provided English language instruction. During this period, the academy stood out as a unique private school, known for its modern teaching methods and practical activities designed to create an enjoyable learning experience for its students. In response to educational reforms and the growth of education in Qatar, significant changes took place in 2004. The school transitioned to delivering international curricula and adopted the British national curriculum to teach all subjects. Simultaneously, it continued to maintain robust curricula in Arabic, Islamic education, Qatar's history, and life skills. Additionally, the academy introduced a range of values and extracurricular activities catering to students from kindergarten to grade 12. These changes were made in alignment with the academy's vision and mission, which focus on nurturing a generation deeply connected to humanity.